The voice of agriculture in Alabama. Neighbors magazine brings you the most current news and information about Alabama agriculture and the Alabama Farmers Federation.
By Mary Wilson Cascading cheers and thunderous applause of more than 500 third and fourth […]
Over 1,500 high school students arrived in downtown Montgomery June 5 ready to showcase a year’s worth of education, achievements and innovation.
As margins tighten across farm country, some Alabama producers face a frustrating line item — freight.
Standing in the milking parlor and feed barn at DarLin Farms in Chambers County, students from Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind (AIDB) passed around feed and other supplies. The grit of corn and soybean hulls helped students better understand the process of raising cattle and producing milk.
This summer, farmers in the Peach Capital of Alabama are soaking in the smell of sweet, sun-warmed fruit.
The Alabama Farmers Federation welcomed William Haubner as its Ag Law Pathway intern May 20.
